Polo file manager https://teejeetech.com/polo/
Believe it or not got this installed on solus mate Its a shame its not being actively developed anymore
looks likes because I really like it.
Modern and had a lot of nice features to it
I am keeping it around because Its hash feature is easy to use.
Oh well.

    Axios caja can get pretty busy, cant it?🙂. I like the Polo pics

      what did you do? clone the wiki and install it that way? this guy has no isos, files, targz's anywhere in git or his own page. no file, no install instructions for that file. no flatpak or appimage I can find either. It looks cool as heck but much of the maintenance moves all dated 2018. Wonder why it didn't catch on? has some cool features.

        Harvey great info. I noticed timeshift on his github page but I never know it it's someone's version of the real thing or the real thing. everybody wants timeshift and uses it..and he never got paid. maybe didn't want to make that same mistake again with the file manager?
        dont mind me I have no idea how this stuff works

            Harvey I just thought it was cool wasnt really into deep cause it appeared
            defunct. But always looking for a good easy hash program for linux never did find one that
            was easy and not a million steps its so simple with polo think I keep it just for that..lol
            I know its round and about way..

              brent Followed directions downloaded installer ran it..
              and it worked.
              Thanks for the cool info Harvey

                  Axios Followed directions downloaded installer ran it..

                  so many links in that link the installed script flew right by me🙂

                    Harvey Bonus trivia he is also the creator of timeshiftwhich he handed over to Linux Mint.

                    What a hoot. I used to love Timeshift before I found Solus. I really tried to find a way to make it work here, but eventually I was told it required cron, and that wasn't gonna happen with Solus. Recently I've found it in some of the distros I've been working with -- I think it's been the Arch-based ones. I've found Restic now, so Timeshift has been no temptation anymore.